CSRD Omnibus I Value Chain Cap: What the New Reporting Boundary Means in Practice
How the CSRD Omnibus I value chain cap limits data requests to suppliers and what reporting teams need to change in their sustainability data collection.
Regulatory updates from the EBA, ECB, ESMA, FCA, PRA, and other competent authorities, with practical analysis of what changes for reporting teams. Coverage includes EBA framework releases (4.x DPM packages), CRR3 implementation milestones, MiCAR and AML rule developments, sanctions packages, supervisory reporting simplification proposals, CSRD sustainability reporting, and resolution framework changes (CMDI, MREL, SRB consultations). Each article translates the regulator’s announcement into what your firm needs to map, prepare, or change before the deadline. The focus is on banks, fund administrators, payment institutions, CRA-regulated firms, and supervised investment firms across the EU and UK. Use this section to track upcoming compliance deadlines and consultation responses.
How the CSRD Omnibus I value chain cap limits data requests to suppliers and what reporting teams need to change in their sustainability data collection.
ESMA launched its sixth EU-wide CCP stress test covering 16 CCPs with a new recovery and resolution component. What clearing members need to prepare.
ECB Banking Supervision responds to the competitiveness consultation: regulatory resilience is non-negotiable. What it means for Luxembourg banks now.
The 9th EU sanctions meeting activated anti-circumvention tools and expanded crypto and banking measures. What Luxembourg compliance teams should review now.
The EBA’s final supervisory independence guidelines set new conflict-of-interest standards for competent authorities. What firms should watch.
ESMA published the 2025 ESEF taxonomy and conformance suite for 2026 IFRS filings. Here is what issuers, reporting teams, and software vendors need to change.
The CMDI reform package hit the Official Journal on 20 April 2026. Here is what changes for bank resolution, DGS funding of transfers, and small bank failures.
The SRB’s response to the Commission’s banking competitiveness consultation targets MREL simplification, liquidity in resolution, and deposit insurance reform.
FCA and PRA confirm phase 1 SM&CR reforms effective 24 April 2026. Fewer certification roles, higher enhanced thresholds, and longer application windows.
ESMA’s call for evidence on restricted subscription and private credit ratings closes 31 May 2026. What CRA-regulated firms need to review and prepare now.